Cuaca Kamakura di Oktober

Forum posters consistently rate October as one of the best months to visit Japan, with average Tokyo temperatures around 17C - not too hot, not too cold. Posters describe early October as sometimes still a bit warm, cooling further as the month progresses, with short sleeves comfortable by day and a jacket or sweater needed once temperatures drop at night. Posters generally describe October and November as reliably dry with great weather, though they flag a real caveat: lingering typhoon risk means rainfall totals can vary a lot from year to year even in this generally favorable stretch. Posters consistently note October isn't Tokyo's busiest tourist season, a real bonus alongside the comfortable weather.

Forum posters describe November in the greater Tokyo/Kamakura area as typical fall, pre-winter weather, with light jackets or hoodies sufficient by day, though it turns properly chilly at night, warranting a good jacket and beanie. Posters cite average November temperatures around 9-15C, noting the region doesn't really turn cold until the last week of the month, with short sleeves still viable by day into the fourth week in some years. Posters consistently rate November as one of the best times to visit Kamakura, pairing reasonable temperatures with thinner crowds, and flag popular evening temple and nearby Enoshima light-up displays running from November through February. Posters generally rate November as comfortable and well-timed for a Kamakura visit, layering for the day-to-night temperature swing the main preparation needed.

May lands before Japan's rainy season, which the forum dates to about 7–10 June, so it avoids the worst — though the record still shows thirteen wet days, and regulars describe May as changeable: three days of sun, then a day or two of rain. Plan for everything from short sleeves to a rain parka. Days average 20°C. May and June are the months many posters prefer over cherry-blossom season, with the gardens and temples deep green and mossy. One timing note if hydrangeas are the draw — Meigetsu-in and the Kita-Kamakura temples peak in June and July, not May. Kamakura is about an hour from Tokyo on frequent JR trains.